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Community Forum on Major Northgate Projects on Nov. 9
November 1, 2004

Northgate community members are invited to give feedback on plans for two upcoming projects--the major expansion of the Northgate Mall and the Coordinated Transportation Investment Plan for the Northgate area. These plans will be presented at a public forum, hosted by the Northgate Stakeholders Group, on:

Tuesday, Nov. 9, 6-9 p.m.
North Seattle Community College Cafeteria
(located in the College Center Building)

The first hour of the forum will be an open house, with stakeholders and City staff available to answer questions. The remainder of the meeting will focus on the topics listed above. This is the second forum hosted by the stakeholders and the City this year.

The stakeholders, a citizen advisory group to the Mayor and City Council, also will report to the community on:

  • accomplishments since the May 13 community forum, including how the public’s input was used in developing stakeholder group advice and how the City has used that advice; and
  • Northgate-related projects and proposals including:
    • the new library and community center;
    • Thornton Creek Water Quality Channel and the Lorig proposal;
    • Open Space and Pedestrian Connections Plan completion;
    • the 5th Avenue Northeast Streetscape project; and
    • the appointment of Benson Shaw as Northgate’s Artist-in-Residence.

Northgate Stakeholder Group Meeting Nov. 18
Following the forum, the stakeholder group is scheduled to finalize its advice to the City on the Northgate Mall redevelopment proposal at its next meeting on Thursday, Nov. 18, 4-7 p.m., at North Seattle Community College, Room ED2843A (in the Dr. Peter Ku Education Building). The public is welcome to attend all regular stakeholders working sessions.

The Northgate Stakeholders Group will continue its work through 2005, and plans to advise the City on several issues and proposals important to the success of the area.

 
For More Info


For more information on the community forum, stakeholder working sessions, or projects planned for Northgate, visit the Northgate Revitalization website or contact:

Mark Troxel, DPD Planner
(206) 615-1739
mark.troxel@seattle.gov

Department of Planning and Development (DPD)